PARTS DIAGRAM FOR KitchenAid BCG100 Electric Blades Grinder

If the grinder is turning and not stalling it sounds like an assembly problem.

try check those blades? maybe, its loosen up..if it does,refit it but be careful you might injure yourself.

The simple answer (and I'm not being obtuse) is, "as long as it takes." Many factors determine how long to grind for. The most irritant is "What kind of brewing method are you using?" If it's French press, ten seconds might be enough. For drip brewing using paper filters, 20 seconds is probably better. You probably would want to use a "burr grinder" for making espresso. In the end, it's really a matter of trial and error, so have some fun with it, and ultimately you will find what works best for you.

Go to kitchen aid website under service and support. After that enter your modal number and you will get parts list Thanks Please rate my work

The grinder is available for under $20 (Amazon.com sells it for under $15). At that price it's a throwaway item and no parts are available.

Purchase the part directly from http://wize.com/coffee-grinders/p39077-bosch-mkm-6003-electric-blades-grinder

Hi, replacing the blade assm. will cost you more then a new one.

Search online for "Kitchenaid 8204548" that's the parts list. It should take you to a Sears page with the parts you need.

The part number for the Acorn Nut is 9707016.

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The two small little guides you refer to are a pair of switches that get depressed when the top is pressed down. In the top is supposed to be a plastic pin in the top of each one of the grooves. When both pins push both of the switches down (look like black dots) the grinder wil operate. The proper solution would be to replace the top.